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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Richard Metzler, for whose supposed
murder the Cincinnati police arrested
August Forester on Saturday, has ap-
peaTed and says he has been resident Of
this city since his disappearance from
Wheeler, Pa. that he wrote twice to his
wife and telegraphed to her once, but could
get no reply.
The main steam pipe on the towboat J.
G. Risher exploded yesterday morning at
Pittsburg with terrific force, shattering the
vessel, killing one man instantly and fatally
inJuriDg two more.
Chief Justice McAdams, of the New
York City Court, yesterday removed Ernest
Harvier from the receivership of Bartley
Campbelrs estate and appointed A. NJ
Palmer, of the Madison Square Theater, in
his stead.
The action for absolute divorce brought
by Mrs. Alice O'Keefe against Ross
Winsns, the Baltimore millionaire, has
again been decided adversely to her.
Judge Hilton has given Meissonier's q
painting of "1S07" to the New York Metro
politan Museum of Art. He also presented
the museum with Detaille's "Defense Of
Champjgny."
George Genster, sixty. four years old, was
found murdered in his restaurant, No. 20
First street, at Minneapolis, Mimi, early
yesterday morning. His head was crushed
in with an ak, apparently while he was
asleep. There is no clew TO the murderer.
All but one of the big shops of the
Chicago Forge and Bolt Company, on
Forty-third street, were burned last night.
The total loss will reach $125, 900. During
the fire Bartlett Haslet, spectator, was
fatally injured by falling derrick, and
pipeman William Barber had leg crushed.
Early yesterday morning the livery barn
of Killer & Plunkett, of Ottawa, Kan,
was totally destroyed by fire. Loss on
horses, $11 500; insurance, $3.50. Loss on
barn and other contents s.. 500; insurance,
Vice. President Potter, of the Union Pa.
ciic, has offered to General Passenger
Agent A. G. Dawes. of the Hannibal and
st. Joe, the place of general manager of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company.
Mr.. Dawes will probably accept.
1t is authoritively stated that Captain
Isaac Houghton, of Boston, who resigned
the command of Company X, Fifth Regi-
ment, M. v. NJ, few days ago, is a de-
faulter to the extent of $4,000 or $1,000,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

pushed forward with feverish activity. An
order of the War Ministry points to the
concentration of great masses of troops on
the frontier of Russia.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04
War Preparations.

BRUSSELS, May 2--Advices from st.
Petersburg say that after a fortnighFs
quiet, the country Is again in a state OF
uneasiness, Large ornaments are beng
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

Assistant Indian Commissioner Upshaw
and II. g. Osborne, clerk in the Indian
Office, left Washington yesterday evening
with the Senate subcommittee appointed
to investigate the Indian traderships.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

followed by excessive hemorrhage, the re-
suit of the intestines being lacerated by the
glass. She is resting easy tonight, though
her condition is critical.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

The Comptroller of the Currency has
designated Chicago as a central reserve city
under the provisions of the act passed at
the last session of Congress.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

Senator Lucas, of West Virginia, says in
case the present extra session of the Legis-
lature shall elect United States Senator
he will maintain his own title through
every vicissitude of contingency.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

Chief Justice McAdams, of the New
York City Court, yesterday removed Ernest
Harvier from the receivership of Bartley
CampbelPs estate and appointed A. M.
Palmer, of the Madison Square Theater, in
his stead.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT

For the Month of April-Decrease Dur
the Month, S13, ,O53, ,O9S.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The following is
recapitulation of the public debt state
ment issued to-day:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

All the coopers of Milwaukee, number
ing 500, struck yesterday for an increase
cutters struck sgainst reduction of 90
cents day.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

The action for absolute divorce brought
by Mrs. Alice O'Keefe against Ross
Winsns, the Baltimore millionaire, has
again been decided adversely to her.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

belonging to the firm of Scull G. Bradley,
insurance agents, by whom he was em-
ployed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

The main steam pipe on the towboat J.
G. Risher exploded yesterday morning at
Pittsburg with terrific force, shattering the
vessel, killing one man instantly and fatally
inJuring two more.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

Steve Brodie, whoyleaped from the Brook
lyn bridge, made successful leap yester-
day afternoon from the Cincinnati sus-
pension bridge to advertise dime mu-
scum. He cropped sixty-five feet into
scathed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

Judge Hilton has given Meissonier's q
painting of "1S07" to the New York Metro
politan Museum of Art. He also presented
the museum with Detaille's "Defense of
Champjgny."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-04

George Genster, sixty four years old, was
found murdered in his restaurant, No. %
First street, at Minneapolis, Mimi, early
yesterday morning. His head was crushed
in with an ak, apparently while he was
asleep. There is no clew TO the murderer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29

Very few peop!e, even among those VINO ep
preciate the quality and hneness Of the genuine
French Champagne wines, have . correct idea OF
the ex trene care and solicitude with which the
viney ards are kept in the district OF Champagne.
which undoubtedly Is one Of the richest and
be st cultivated parts Of tbs world. One Of our
friends lately returned from France gives the
eulosious report on the estate OF Aeesrs Bouche-
dis 4 co. At Marseuil-sur-ay this includes .
remarkable piece OF property named Les
goisses." which can be sho-n n to any foreigner
travelling through Frames, ~ an illustration OF
the ideal asc2XspIfs fshment OF Champagne vine
yard "Euated on . hilslope." says our friends
: the beams Of the sun freely lavtshing
6m dawa to sunset their beneficial warmth
on f., this vineyard seems TO cumulate all
the qualities required for the production OF per-
feet grapes. it,suriace soil gives the fruit the
nneness and bouquet, while the heat Of the sun
Is couuterbalanCed by the freshness constantly
drawn up from the lower ground by network
of roots. which spread themselves in bed OF
chalk" There Is great deal Of this product ir
The Bouche Sec Champagne, which explains IT
peculiar fneness and aroma 90 much renownst
| among the connoisseurs; but amateufS deairou
| OF obtaining the wine coming from the Gois
| ees estate only would have to ask tor the Bou
che Sec Extra. Both Of these wines are sold ex
| clusively by H.. e. .SLAYAAKER.
REIGARTS OLD WINE STORE, % EAS1
KING STREET.
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Slight Fire To-Day.

Shortly before noon to day fire alarm was
struck from box ~, at Lemon and Mulberry
stseetA The cause for 1t was Q slight frs In Q
small frame kitchen OF Q house, At No 53l
North Mulberry street, which 10 owned by
william p. Sprecher and occupied BY Charles
Wilmer. The kitchen had . slats root, but
The hre was under the slate and 1t was dis.
covered by Patrick Burma Buckets OF wafer
were procured, aud the fre was extiuguishsd
after considerable OF . hole had been burned
In the roof. The fireman were ON hand In Q
short time, but they did not put on any water.
The damaye will be about go to the building.
There was no fire in the house at the time, -
bosh wilmer and his wife we're away from
nome ills supposed TO have caught from
The spark Of an engine ON one OF the rail.
roAda.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29

tI|
naA. naspuA a--vsDk shillow.
S:1s1s e11s1sH, - visaiihg q The
y 1900 - ovonank end he'd
1S Uo 49, ~ slipDe4 end fell
0 . - Ituns docs. He struck
W - sU1esul sosuo sGainss the
~ ueakin0 ~ leg midway b.
y tnoo "a the anklA The unfor.
Dn VU removed 10 hi0 h0mA The
HD - reduced hy the attending physi.
- Q. AusA aearpsntsr employed on
divinaco. while working In
1116oVniA Ne engaged IN loading .
f1-nnw - : truck end hsd his index
i1soe NennAH boeveen tho truck and heavy
~ 0paer vss severely mashed and
1zu nnn1nfon botWeen the drst and 80
:EIslsa 4 Decksr, Q r. n n brakeman,
~ ennn61ne oan IN the west yards mao
n - 7S116 0o0er Of his left hand caught In
1I< ~ IT, ssuidsot resulted in the finger
~ bsutsod, which was given attention BY
9 Nllesad physician.
v1eoo viii b held on "Wednesday In St
i fnasD 7. f. church, - follows Morning
rvioe & 1880. Subject: "Ths Aggrava-
;,H6o G ein In Individual Life" Afternoon
S1fvjeo q l:30. Subject: "Of Ejaculatory
4 1saysf." Evening sermon at o'clock.
0uhjece Long Suffering"
y r. msoeing for men will be held In the
nond street Lutheran church this evening
Nv. VIM. r. Evans will take for his subject,
= N practical talk to young men, Where
= Find Good Company" The meeting this
I oVooiDg closes the series.
9Ae Ladies' Working society Of 81 Johns
Iathogan church will hold socisble on next
xAarsdsy evening at the residence Of Mr..
2eorgs W. Findlsy.
The members Of the Mount Zion A. NJ. E.
church Will hold . pink tea party In the
oRmoIy on next Thursday evening.
Omcers Elected.
AZ Q meeting OF Susquehanna lodge, No 80
q Udd Fellows, held last night, the follow
me ofacers were elected TO serve for the en-
suing term Noble Grand, John A. Monk
vico grand, John A. Horn secretary, X.
-. Little !; asslstsnt secretary, Daniel Stape
1r.; treasurer, John 8. Musser /; trustee 10
h = unsxpired term, B. F. Dean trustee 10
olehteen months, L. G. Oberlin.
Town NotsA
Tho fuperal OF the late Leonard Smith too
1890 this morning ct Q O'Clock. Service
Wose bald in the Holy Trinity Cstholi
Ghnsoh. The st Peters society turned ou
body ct the funeral
The Waite Comedy company opened thei
eDgagement in the opera house last eveniD
- the well-known drama Of The DaniteA
4 Tns play wss given in an excellent manner
4 \ large number OF the gentlemen friend
- III. ~. Bechenheimer gathered at hi
Aome Last evening In honor OF his 45th birth
day. The time was passed in . very pleasant
way: An elegant banquet was prepared fol
The 0ccasion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29
OAU0Rf ROBBiG0 rAA NAILS.
4 fhirtssn. Ysas. Old BOY Detected By Mgs.i
sTrAp Set For Him.
For about two weeks =

u T.
.rr.u sss For Him
For about tvo veeh. -,
man. vku1Innul..sG es Miller han5
- tsocers, nave oeen missing
61Q from their lock box In the Lancessel
postofnca They also lost WITHIN tne ssmo
time two keys from the oo1. a 10" osys
go check from party In Hefon, Psysuie
TO Miller & Hartman, was iouno On No,.n
Duke street, and the nndei tooA mo M 40.
4 Hartman. Inc me cnssk @ =, ,ss nms,o,naS UuJ mss
mac oeen sHs "n a. W.-.'s. .s.. f r,ra, an.
I..'sS . .,amoa 49, .na aecov ,a,,sr. .na
o.nS. p d. ,h.,r IA ~ Tha.e
PssA saS,. ..ss, om, h,,. ~. ,,rI,~
e y..ao,sa Is. a,,ht ,s,,:,
y ss ~ nv W InSn u.,,,n.r snS 49,
s1u ess..so.S w. ~ ~ Mria. = H,r,msn r.s-.
S a. ~. - ~ - 70 Lan on, hv ,hs
scnt.- .t,ar tbs oaIcs cIo.sd Thi. ,ro:nino
49, -. 40. ~ cs,ch Tho .n,,,s
49, -, '...a. - 49,,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29
AmusOmOn0

"KarI, The Peddler," To-nighL-This evening
Charles A. Gardner. the Dutch comedian. ap
p, ,ars In Fulton opera house in his popular play.
New York exchange says: "Ar. Gardner Il q
host In himself being q dialect comedian of the
first rank and possessing q powerful and we'll
trained voice. which 10 heard to advantage In q
number OF new songs by Kline. Come Down
by Dot Gate the 'Chamois Hunter the
Bird Vendor 'Karl's Babies and Others
equally meodious were received with loud ap.
plsuse. and the same reception was accorded TO
Miss Kane. who sang IN q clear and melOdious
voice Never. Never No More.'n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29

NBv Yonx, March as.-ylour market dull /;
Fine, q So03 10; supernne, q 7O03 ~;
goo to choice e,.rs = wssssrn s g ss1s sooS
extra estern. - 1904 co.
s!Ac; No. 2 Rsd, Wintsr, Nay. Slkc: June,
8IIc.
.Corn-No. mixed cash, A0Kc; Apru. Issic
Nay. 4shc.
0sts.So; White stats. sss; No. 500. s7kc. ;
Rye dull western. G0ssc State. s7k0osc.
PORK duili new meas. sl5 90; old mess. us q
0lo73
LArd-Ap-il. u 60, May, ,GB.
Mniass1s duh AZ i9kc for boiling stock.
Turpentine quiet ~ sskc.
k0sin dull strained " good, q O7k0l l2k.
Petroleum dull Refined, in cases. SIC,
greights dull; grain TO Liverpool, IHd.
Butter nrm; Western Creamery. 2,o3Oc
Elstn Creamery, 2.0Sc state dairy, hall drkin
Cheese steady; western Flat, n0lsc: good q
choice light skins. llH0llkc. Fancy White, N0
Nxc; State Factory. llH0.Sc.
ygs easier state. l3Hc; Western. isQlskc.
Sugar steady; kenned CuuoAi, 6L0S 6-l8c
6ra6uiated, 6l8-lc.
Tsllow dull primo city.tc.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair to good, a0Sl<c
Conss strong and higher; fair csrgoss. lo,So
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29
Chicago Produes slarkoa

GnicAoo, March -. $50 Z m.-AsrbOt opened.
WheAt.Apru. 5se Nay, slkc; June. 70.
0SM-HSy' asN &c iMSayj ma SsSe "a ane' sSse
fork-May aud June, 0N 20
Iard-Aay, 81 TO; June, q IS.
Short ka6s- May. es 2 une, o 32k
0LooIue.
June, s0kc. -" 'A|e3
,S Sosn:Mo,a1srch. :o,1u s.1lc; Aprii. sAxe, Nay. exo
0s.s.,Hsrch. s;,. 2s'<s; Apr.i. s.te; Nay, s,<e
June, q 10. ""~N
Ribs-Msrch. = Oa<; Nay. v iax; June, q n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29
Bids For Repairing . Brs,se.

The county commissioner opened b,ds
ths afternoon for the repair Of
lAe bridge ct the mouth OF the
fsquea creek, which was damaged by
~ ace some weeks ago The following
,pere tho bidders: Jscob Kaufman, sei5:
= n. Smith, sl,22l; J. p. Henry, tL775 !;
Davis Kitch, 81, l59; Il. McMellsn, 81, 450,
IT, Lest named bidder offered 70 erect An
1epq bridge for sl,0OO. The contract VA
oWaEded to Mr.. Kaufman, the lowest bidder
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29
DAAEAA.

DAIss- In this city, on the 27th inst, Christie
pher DAisz.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. A3 south Queen street, ON
Wednesday. afternoon at 2o'clock. Intsrment
1t Lancaster cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29
s,sadY. cur1sncz or nN bal, aS

oovsrnments steady. Currency Cs.0 1k bid, ~
Coup, q ssx bid sks do. q tSe< bio.
The stcck market this morning opened strong
ana on a good buying OF Fort worth Denver
ana Union Pacific, prices advanced y to ~ Per
cent during tho nrst hour. After II O'CLOCK
however, there Was . decided pressure To sell,
which continued until midday. Until that hour
~ early advance had been wholly Lost. The
market Il now dull but steady.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29

4 John II. Love, representing the "Champion
- ~ Champions" a John L. Sullivan IL
aow called. was in town yesterday, arranging
~ ~ appearance OF the big fellow and his
eoopapy In Fulton opera hOuas on Saturday
nvn0 ln9 nAxk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29
AARkDr0.
Philadelphia Produce Market

PHILADELPHIA, March 79.-Blour market weak |;
sales. 80 barrels Minnesota Bakers, % 7504 ~
Pennsylvania Family. o = 03 ~ Western DO,
y U0i5; Patents, - 450S 0o.
Rye nour Quiet q 750! IS.
Wheat Ma ch. sskc; April. ssetc.; Nay.
axe; June. xc
Corn.-hsrch, &Ic.; April. As1sc.; Nay. &c
june, 4.hc.
Osts--a aarch. s5kc; April. $40; Nay. s7,lc
June, 37Ac.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29

Jesob h LorR, broker, sold TO day ct
y11vo1o aalo 10 shares Lancaster County
e1leaal bank st olis and % sharss Farmers
Io11nnal hank Of ell7.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29

Ths Psnnsylvania railroad company will
~ Tor the Lancaster county hoFsss which
Weee killsd in wreck on their way 10 New
Yeee, Saturday. Arrangements 70 that eject
- mAde Yesterday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29
A Fearful WANING

An Arkansas judge recently drank glass
Of water, and Immediately dropped dead
The liquor men are using this TACT - IN srgu.
ment against prohibition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29

Tho viewers appointed by the court 70
assess damages caused BY the proposed open.
ing Of Pine street from Chestnut TO Freder.
ick street, . distance Of four squares, will
meet on Friday, April g, st 10 O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29
ooto ~ N0ssss,

- Hss cola on Monday evening. for
- xAonn, ~ hsad q Canada hoec0a ~
eSoeaoeyshs elonLN ~ ~.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29

= 90 ~ - ~ nssee \ NSs teR.
Tho fAnmslDe hossss ars either the most
spls1tsd h shs 0ountsy q thsy ars more In.
elinol b run away than those OF other citieA
They csnlainly are great friends OF the 70.
postssa for even In The dullsst days they arc
almost always sbls 10 furnish an item. This
forenoon young man In the employ Of
Geo wisut grocer, ct West King and Water
streela, started out 10 deliver some goods
with . horse and wagon. He stopped
q . house on West Chestnut street above
Mary and tied the horse; while hs was
In the HOUSE, the BLANKET which was In the
wagon, blew out over the horse's head. hs
frightened and, tearing loose started On run
In Chestnut street At the corner Of May
he tried TO turn and ran into the Iron fence
around the yard Of John De Hsven's house
The wagon was upset and hsd tne Dp :nu
shaita broken or Groceries were spilled sll
| over the street The fence Was broken ana
| the horse someNh hat injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29
AcuANpAGSE yIsEYARD.

DrRISo the months of April. May and June
Astrich's Palace OF Fashion will be open every
evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29

TOMORROW. Wednesday morning. at So'clock,
the entire lot of furniture, consisting OF bed.
steads, bedding. carpets, chairs and bsrroom
fixtures OF the Cooper House. on West ktIg
street, viii be so.d at public sale. Persons de-
string bargains should not forget the time and
| place, as the sac Will positively take place.
l ltd
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John a,emsna's New store.

John Hiemepz has removed his shoe store
from the Inquirer building TO the large room
in the Offend erfer building, . few doors
north OF his Old location. His store room 10
the one occupied for many years by Phares
W. Fry, as . paper store. He has lifted
1t up handsomely and now has one
Lancaster shoe factory, run by his brother,
occupies the upper rooms Of the same build.
ing, and Mr. Hiemepz IL the sole agent In
this city for the Lancaster shoe, BY retail
In addition to this brand OF shoe, all the
standard make of he country may 10 found
Mr.. Hiemepz was obliged to occupy larger
room TO meet his increased trade, and he now
has all the facilities to do large business,
and with his long experience knows what
the people OF Lancaster want In his line
aud " Ill furnish il to them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29

The mayor disposed Of Ave cases this morn.
ins. All were lodgere, driven ~ the station
house BY last nights cold wave. They were
discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-29

DUBLlC SALE
l. on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 50, l.s7. will be
sold At pubic sale, At the Cooper House. west
Kline street, Lancaster. Pa, ali the Furniture
and ftXtu es OF that ho.el. consisting OF Beds.
ReddiDg. Beds'eads. Tables. chairs, Carpets.
Looking q asses, China ana cuoe us ware, Stove
and Baf.rpom Fixtures, etc.
sale will positively take place at O'Clock D.
m and continue until all Is sold
This fui niture 10 suited for hotel purposes OF
for private FANNY use. J. K. UABLk.
JoHL l.. HAiHRe, Auct. ltds
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-03-03
COMPOSITION CHIMIQUE
DE LA FEMME.

Un cl,imiste youlu savoir de
ouelles es.sences precieuses pou-
.yait bien e,tre cemposee la plus
belle motto dn genre human, de-
pouillee de la feuille de v1gne, des
biiioux, de la vitrifcation sayante
ct du travail architectonique de la
chevelure q teintes facultatives guI.
Pentourent.
Voici ce quiz q decouvert 81
nous en- croyons la Science en- fa-
MILE"
Il trouve que le corps dune
personne peasant 20 xii, don't la
croissence est terminee, SO compo-
Sc en- chiffres ronds, de AZ kiios.
id'oxigene Z d'hydrogene, ld'azote,
1 kilo $50 de calcium, 800 grammes
de chlcre 100 de fuor, IL de car
bone, 800 de phosphore, 100 de
SQUIRE, 100 potassium, SO de ma
gnesium ct 45 de fer: soft q
combinaison de is corps simples, s
gaz ct s solides ou metalloIldes ct
5 metaux don't aucun de precieux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-03-03

fills n'avait cue que par desnuvre-
ment, par ennui, ellie await cue,
ellie, la femme, qu1, n'avait jamais
connu sa belle-mere, ellie payait
1eue naturellement.
/ lie comte attendit, s'imaginant
quill allait voir avec sa femme
| quelqu'une de ses amies. Non,
la contesse etait bien seule !;
senle ellie await cueill1 les feurs
| puisaue aucun des domestiques
ne ravait vue: ct ellie etait senle.
placant ses feurs dams les vases,
entrelacant des branches yertes
autour des barreaux de la grille.
Et quand ellie cut fni dorner la
derniere demeure, ellie s'agenouilla
| ct pr1a.
Clotilde! murmura-t-il, en- s'a-
genouiliant aupres dele.
Ali prononca-t-elle simple
ment, je yous attendais.
II remarqua alors que le cayeau
de- sa famiile, de sa mere, etait
mieux entretenu que .ceux d'alen-
tour. II Y await des dispositions
de feurs, des arrangements que
seule une femme salt inventor,
puis, dams lie fond un crucifx de
cuivre, gull await recemment ache
| te une vente.
i -Vous avez bien falt de porter
toutes ces plantes, dit ellie. Pour
nn Jour CONNIE celui:ci, je n'au-
rails pas eu assez de mes feurs.
Quand lis current assez prize, lis
remonterent dams lie coupe du conn
te, ct lis partirent serres Fun con-
tre lautre.
LIE comte etait tres emu; mais
I ellie etait tranquille, ellie; ellie await
bien devine, ct des les premlers
jours, que son mari ne Pa1mait
pas encore, ct ellie await decide
qu'elle attendant. Et, mainrenant
ellie comprenait que son heure de
bonheur etait enfn venue.
All! <Clotilde! CONNIE je men
venx d'etre sorti ce matin! Que le
suisscoupable de n'ayoir pas COM
pris encore toutes les dellcatesses
de votre cnurl
oh! mon ami.
C'est presque un pardon que
j'alla1s yous demander. Jusqu'a
ce jour nous ayons vecu- CONNIE
deux etrangers. C'est ma faute,
la faute de notre monde, ct des ha-
bitudes.
Gu 'importe, ST, apres nous
etes perdus, nous nous retrouyons?
-Cest que nous avons perdu
six mois de honheur!
Nous saurons bien les rega-
gner.
lis resterent assez longtemps ST.
lencieux.
Puis Clotilde, plongeant ses
yeu1 dams ceux de son mari, ct, lui
prenant les mains, dit:
de vais t'expliquer. Notre
tante de Drionne assure que nous
avons tout, tout pour etre heureuS,
..nais quill nous manque quelque
chose. Je sails maintenant: ce
queldue chose, c'etait la benedic-
ton que ia mere vient de nous en-
voyer de k-bas!